Yes, I feel the same way. I'm in favor of self-controlled filters that let each of us decide what we want to consume, and when. Don't think that means you need to go into the echo-chamber permanently.
> I'm in favor of self-controlled filters that let each of us decide what we want to consume, and when.
and you think any current mainstream social media will ever let us get full control of that?
And why is it fine for me to leave to another "echo chamber", but it's fine to filter myself with site features in your proposed "commons" to the point where I made an echo chamber?
> I'm in favor of self-controlled filters that let each of us decide what we want to consume
This is why Bluesky, with ATProto, appeals to me. They have made the four core components (data hosting, app view, algo feed, moderation) a pluggable system with user level choices, for what they use for each component and which they combine
